Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-09-24

this inquire be not above the market. as the par
ticrlar parcel named was conceded to be better
than the No. l standard. For new Brewing
there is no demand. and II seems almost useless
offer it for inspection. From 97j2c 10 81 021a
= etl is about the full range Old Brewing OF
really choice quality can be sold at 81 1e1a, but
holders of the desired article want = Is, and
the trade is TINS checked. Cheyalier IS terribly
dull. Holders must have patience and await
some turn in their favor. In the absence OF
sales no guiding quotations can be given, and
we therefore quote nominal at 921zcdsl for
coast and 81 2O9l 90 > ctl for bay
CALL BOARD sAIEs-MoRSING SESSION.
Buyer1Ss7-1, so tons 81; 100, g7zsc; go 81 oOl:
400, 81 COZ. Old csntract-400, 81; 400, 81 coz.
Seller lss7-ll0 tons, 92c-
October, old contract-S00 tons, e2114c p ctl.
YESTERDAY AFTERNOONS SESSION.
Buyer season-2ln tons, 81 oslz l09 s Os5%.
Buyer 1SS7-2O tons, 81 0i14; %. 81 CO.'S; 500,
contraet-l00 tons 81 COS.
october, old eontract-lo0 tons, Z554e; 200, 9Sc
= ctl.
more freedom, but still there is no great amount
of what might be classed as choice or fancy
quality found among the arrivals As conse-
quence there is u more steady feeling IN the
better class of stock than in medium grades.
We quote: Choice Feed, 81 al i21a: No. l
Feed, 81 3j9l 5719: No. ,, 81 29l 5212: Mill
ing, 81 45@l 50;. Surprise, 81 4591 90; Black,
Sl661 IS 2 ctl.
CORN -stoeks are not large but they are in
excess of immediate wants and prices are there
fore easy. We quote: Large Yellow. 81 l212 to
81 IS; small do s. I561 III; White. 81 20 = ct.
CRACKED CORN-Quotable at s56@27 > ton.
CORNMEAI-Millers quite Feed at S27(d2S z
ton: fine kinds for the table, in large and small
packages, 215Cd254c 2 10.
OL.CAKE MEAL-Quotable at So 80 per ton
for old process and 81 50 Z ton for new process
at the mills.
SEEDS-Choice Brown Mustard is scarce and
wanted. 4 really prime lot would likely sell a
trifie above our figures. Mustard, Brown. 81 soto
So yellow, 81 2o@2 20 p ctl; Canary, S@S14c !;
Hemp, S14G334c; Rape, 2@218c; Timothy, 5@6c;
| Alfalfa, 7@5z9c 2 10; Flax; 81 9O92 Is p ct,
MlDDLINGS-Meet with good custom. Quot
| able at S22@25 : ton.
HAY-1he market generally has easy tone.
We quote Wheat Sl3G16; Barley, $40 TO SlS;
| Dat SIl@gli: Alfalfa, Sl061l = ton.
! STRAW-Quotable at Sjd5Oc ? bale.
HOPS-No local trade and no Eastern inquiry.
| The Australian steamer to-day carries about
| COCO rs to the Colonies Nominally quotable at
BRAN-Easy in price. Quotable at Sic 50 to
RYEE Fro; 81 40 to 81 IS y ell viii embrace
al observation-disclosures at 81 O5@1 10 2 cn
GROUND BARLEY-Quotable at s22@25 q
| POTATOES-In good supply with prices in
! favor of consumer We quo:e: River Reds,
| 5O@6Oc; Jersey Blues. Go@o0c; BurbaIk seed
lings. 60c9s1: Early Rose, J19ooc; FeerIess,
| G0@10c; Garnet Chile, 6aeS0c 3 ctl; Sweet, Il
| al p /. ell.
! ONIONS Plentiful and cheap. Quotable at
| 50G6oc ctl. a.
| Niles, 81: Blackeye, 81 121% al % q ctl
| BEANS-Market firm. Choice white sell
! quickly on wharf AT full figures. II Is said that
! a choice lot brought s. 52l4 under competition.
| We quote as follows: BayoS, 81 50 to 3 %;
Butter, 81 75ta2 30; Pink, 81 40G1 30; Red, 81 40
| to 81 IS: Lima, S3G2 60; Pea. 81 l5@2 80: Small
! White 81 I562 30 4 ct.
| VFGETABLES-ilferei is fairly active demand
! for all kinds while receipts keep free, so that
there is little opportunity for any marked change
in values Lima Beans, 75c@s1 { sack;
Sc p box; picking Cuc&nbers, 5O@75c a box
Green Peppers, 25GJ0c Z box; Green Peas,
2lla3c . ID; tomatoes toes. DO S@%gc or, bog OK
! soc = box: String Beans, 21a9Sc q b: Summer
! Squash, IS "a SOC 4 box: Marrowfat
squash, So . ton Artichokes, 10 g
! 25950c 2 ctl 9eess, 55ctGSl = sack; PaTsnips,
! 50cGS1 z ctl; Caulitower, 50G65c a dozen
! Cabbage, 5O975c > csl: Garlic, Il &c y u
| Celery, o0@6oc . dozen; Dry Peppers ot@lOc
| fRUIT-Cape Cod Cemeteries, new crop. are
! coming to hand by rail. The market for green
| fruits makes good display as 10 variety thou!
receipts are much smaller than couple weeks
! ago. still, there is even now more than suffi-
! ceBt to meet the consumptiye demand, and
! dealers appreciate the help afforded by occa-
slonal purchases in the interest OF carriers
| Peaches are going out fast. Very few good ones
are to be seen. ounces go almost begging
! Grapes are abundant. Descriptions suited for
| wine purposes have been in better request the
| past week Plums are less plentiful. but the in
! quiry is small. WateImelons and Catalogues
| continue in liberal supply. Berries are confined
to two varieties, and these seem to find steady
custom at stationary. prices. We quote as
follows Cape Cod Cranberries, $40 SOC
II Z barrel; Ounces. 25@50c 2 box /;
Wine Grapes, Sl5@2l q ton Huckleberries,
5d6c 3 p Crab Apples, 25GJ0c q box; Can
taloupes, 75cGSl p a crate; Watermelons, S4@S
2 hundred Grapes, So9i0c box; do, Muscat.
S5@50c 4 box; Tokay, 5o@75c; Rose of Peru,
a box; Pears, 25@5Qc p box; do Bartlett, 75c
@sl 80 q box; Figs, SOC q box; Strawberries, 81
as a chest: Blackberries, 81 &C; Plums, 214@Sc
| r 10 Egg Plums, SC 2 h: Mexican Lines, SO
6 e, box; Lemons, Sicily, sIGS; do Cali
fornia, 81 5062 for common and s3@S 80 2 box
! for choice; bananas. 81 5Oe5 so p bunch: Pine
| apples. s3 IS = Dozen
DRIED FRUIT-It looks as If prices for the
! present had touched their hight. There has
| been good demand for Eastern shipment ever
! since the season commenced, but trade in this
! direction is not quite so lively at the moment,
/ and values as a consequence are not near as
\ strong as they were a short time ago. In fact,
! ellers are already reducing the asking rates.
and il is d little too early to make calculations
as TO the future course Of the market. Wequote
as follows: Sun.uried Apples, 6@7c .
| b Tor sliced and SAGE for quarlered Al
| sun dried bleached; do, sun-dried, l0@l2c;
Biackberries. lO@l2c; Figs, 5d6c for pressed,
! t@i1zc for impressed: smyrna Figs, 1219914c for
layers, and s@l0c for kegs. Nectarines,
! S@10c: Peaches, 20@22c for peeled, and l0@12c
| for unoeeled; Pears, id5c for whole and 10
| &C forssliced machine-dried, ll@l21sc Plums,
| IO9l2e for pitted and &c for unpitted: Ger
man PruneS, SG9c; French Prunes, i0G12c q %;
! Raisins, London Layers, 81 50@l 10 s box. with
20G25c advance for fractions: Common, 81 100
HONEY-yery little fancy stock on the mar
| ket. Prices quite firm We quote: Comb. white,
l2G15c; extra white, l5186l6c: dark, S910c; Ex-
| tractec-Clear white, 6l4G6I2c; amber; Jt496c;
! candied 54d51Ic 2 10.
BUTTER-Receipts of fancy grades do not
| equal the demand. and values are buoyant in
consequence. Other grades show greater
i2I.a45c; good 10 cnoice 321ztGi0c fair, 25G30c;
mixed lots, l7@20c; frkin, 23G25c for fancy,
2O92211sc for good, and l59l5c p b for poor to
fair; picked roll, G@S0c 2 n Eastern, l5@
17c > n for ordinary to fairly good quality.
| CHEESE-Receipts are tribe more free, and
| the situation is shaping somewhat tayorably for
to choice, cased, and 11@l2c for fair TO good
| quality.
EGGs-stocks of choice California continue
| light, and occasional sales are made above
! quotations for single box direct from the
! hennery. We quote prices follow
Ranch, size; good store lots, 25@35c; in
, PoUL1RY--Receipts are not heavy. while
the demand is light and easily satisfied.
Geese are shade lower i4 price.
We quote as follows; Live Turkeys
Gobblers, 19G2lc; Hens. 15@19c; Boosters,
g. 5066 ;or Old, and s5G6 50 for young: Hens,
g. 50a6 for ordinary stock, and Sos for
choice: Bro lers, S2@4; Ducks. f546 go; Geese.
| 81 5Odi - a pair; Pigeons, 81 10 p dozen.
| GAME-The market is fairly well furnishC
daily with Wild ducks, and the sup
| ply is very likely to increase next week.
| I'VE quote as follows Quail, 81 500
l 75 ? dozen: MallaIds, y 1898: Sprig, 81 15G2;
Teal 81 50@5lT5 ? dozen; Widgeon, 81 25(G1 90 q
| dozen; Snipe, English. s2en2 30; do, common,
| 7jc6sl: Gray Geese, s. 50 2 dozen; NenisOn, II
! G1215c = b; Rabbits, s1Gl %; Hare, 81 25Gl 30
| > doZ.
| PRONISIONS-Prices are well maintained
| under an active demand. We quote as follows
! Eastern Hams, 15Gl6c California, 10@l1e
| for salt; refrigerator-cured, 14Gl41ac; Eastern
Breakfast Bacon. l2e1125%c; California Bacon, 1oG
| lOI$c for heavy and medium. 1l@1l19c tor light
medium and 12G12l5e for light, 13sulS1ac extra
light; Clear Sides, 101%G11c; Pork. So 2@l0 2 bbl
for extra prime sloGl1 for prime mess SIS 5Ueol6
foT mess. SIC 509l7 for clear si7 SOILS for extra
clear; Pigs feet, 81 5otG12 hess Beef. SO 59Gl0
/ for bbls 81 7565 for hf bbls: Extra Mess Beef.
sl0 50I1 for bbls, IS 5095 70 for hf obs: Family
Beef. sl5@16 a Dbl; California Smoked Beef,
! l2G1215c = n: Eastern Lard, 9i19l<c for tierces
| ana 91SG5l0c 2 ID ior pals California do Ion
tins, 7Izc; 5-b tins. &c. pals, &c for lob, 914e
| for 5-ft. and 91sc = II for 3-fb pals.
! WOOL-The market is yet void of life. We
quote spring clip
! NoTtherp-
Choice Humboldt and Mendocino q ib.lsa DC
san joaquin
Poor shot spring, seedy and burry.......12914
Good short spring, seedy. = ib-..-.........14s1l6
choicest Northern spring. Rih.......-.......leC2D